Lead piping flexibility and support analysis for CCI Inc. oil and gas projects, using AutoPIPE and engineering judgment in an office-based position.

This intermediate Mechanical/Stress Engineer evaluates piping and pipeline systems through design, procurement, construction, and commissioning. The position supports pump stations, terminals, metering systems, compression facilities, and process infrastructure.

Collaboration with integrity, operations, contractors, clients, and regulators is central to project execution.

Key Responsibilities:
Model piping and pipeline systems using AutoPIPE
Verify compliance with CSA Z662 and ASME B31 standards
Assess piping supports, restraints, and support loads
Prepare support load summaries for multidisciplinary coordination




Complete technical reviews, risk evaluations, and constructability assessments

Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
APEGA Skilled Engineer registration in valuable standing
Four or more years of Mechanical/Stress engineering experience
Experience with owner/operators, EPCM firms, consultants, or midstream companies
Detail-oriented approach with solid organizational and communication skills

Use mechanical analysis, AutoPIPE modeling, and support design expertise to strengthen CCI Inc. facility piping deliverables.
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📌 Mechanical Piping Analysis Engineer Edmonton
🏢 CCI
📍 Edmonton